Beauty industry bets on 70s supermodels return
The cosmetics world embraces older models as marketers target Baby Boomers. Maybelline, Revlon, and Clairol debut campaigns featuring women 35 to 50 plus including Dayle Haddon, Lauren Hutton, and Cheryl Tiegs. Firms argue mature beauty can drive sales while younger audiences remain a factor.
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Dayle Haddon
Uften
Mayberline Inc
Memphis
Maybelline
David Blanton
Maud Adams
Rosie Vela
Donna Sexton
Jane Hitchcock
Revlon Inc
Lauren Hutton
Skin Treatment Inc
Clairol Inc
Patti Hansen
Calvin Klein
Slip
Ping
Hansen, Hutton
Vera Klein
Lisa Taylor
Klein
Wall Street Journal
Jennifer Harris
Bryan Bantry
Fred Foy
Specialty Models Talent Agency
West Hollywood
Calif
Hutton
Steven Meisel
Barneys
New York
Vogue
Town and Country
New York Times
Crew
J Crew
Denise Keegan
Revlon
Keegan
Fashion industry to the big bucks models Get real
New York designers push to cut costs on fall shows after $10 000 fees for top models. Talks among Calvin Klein Donna Karan and others seek a cap at 250 per hour with models paid for hours worked. Officials say the industry must cut costs while maintaining appeal.
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New York
Fern Mallic
The
Council of Fashion Designers of America
Manhattan
Malle
Calvin Klein
Donna Karan
Nicole Miller
Design House
Mallie
Women’s Wear Daily
Mathe
Flannel Returns Shapes Autumn Style With Grunge Flair
Flannel fabrics reemerge as fall trend leaders blending grunge edge with outdoor looks. Cotton Inc. notes flannel shirts and shorts gain due to comfort, softness, and evolving men’s wear influence in women’s sleepwear and outerwear.
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Bull Dadds
Cotton Inc
New York
Dodd
Tom Julian
The
Fashion Association
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